KONG Squeezz Ball Dog Toy, Large

KONG Squeezz Ball – Large

The clever part of a Squeezz Ball is the recessed squeaker: it sits below the surface of the rubber, so it carries on working after the ball has been punctured instead of going silent at the first puncture. The surface is textured rather than smooth, which gives a dog something to grip while it chews.

Large is KONG's middle size of three here, banded at 30 to 65 lb — about 14 to 29kg. It bounces high and unpredictably, and the texture means it does not squirt out of a wet mouth the way a smooth ball does.

Performance & Benefits

• Recessed squeaker keeps working after the ball is punctured.
• Grippy surface texture for chewing and for holding in a wet mouth.
• Lively, unpredictable bounce for fetch.
• Solid single-piece rubber with nothing loose inside.
• Assorted colours.

Suitable For

• Dogs of 30–65 lb (about 14–29kg), KONG's band for the Large Squeezz.
• Fetch-driven dogs that also like to chew a ball afterwards.
• Garden and park play where a high bounce matters.
• Dogs put off by a hard, slippery ball.
• Too small for a Rottweiler or a Great Dane — KONG make the Squeezz Ball in XLarge for 60–90 lb dogs.

How to Use

• Throw it on grass or hard ground; the bounce is the point.
• Let the dog chew it between throws — that is what the texture is for.
• Rinse and air dry after muddy sessions.
• Replace the ball once the rubber is gouged deeply.

Specification

• Size Large, the middle of KONG's three Squeezz Ball sizes.
• KONG bands: Medium 15–35 lb, Large 30–65 lb, XLarge 60–90 lb.
• Textured rubber with a recessed squeaker.
• KONG UPC 035585032016.
• KONG give the Large as 3 × 3 × 2.75in and 0.18 lb, in 100% TPR thermoplastic rubber.

Care & Caution

• Use the size KONG band for your dog's weight — an undersized ball is a choking hazard.
• Once the rubber is deeply gouged, pieces can be chewed off and swallowed. Replace it then.
• A fetch and chew toy under supervision, not an all-day chew.
• Pick it up when the game finishes.